
Catalogue
- Moodle 1.9–5.1
- 更新 2018-11-24
Provides a visual and central place for a teacher to access everything he can use in his course (activities, reports, blocks, …) Frequently used items can be marked as favorites for quick access. Unless the teacher wants to delete or move an activity or block, he rarely needs to switch to editing mode. Students can also use the Catalogue to access the tools they’re allowed to.
No need, for users, to learn a first method to add an activity, then a different one to add a block, then a third one to use enrolment methods, and so on, searching the four corners of the UI… With Catalogue, it’s the same method for all of these tools and they all can be found at the same place.
Purpose
Provides a visual and central place for a teacher to access everything he can use in his course (activities, reports, blocks, …) Frequently used items can be marked as favorites for quick access. Unless the teacher wants to delete or move an activity or block, he rarely needs to switch to editing mode.
No need, for users, to learn a first method to add an activity, then a different one to add a block, then a third one to use enrolment methods, and so on, searching the four corners of the UI… With Catalogue, it’s the same method for all of these tools and they all can be found at the same place.
Students
Students can also use the Catalogue to access the tools they’re allowed to (image 6).
Manager interface
A manager interface is included (image 3). There, managers can :
Edit the descriptions.
Edit the documentation links.
Hide or show items to the teachers. We don’t recommend you hide too many tools. Better let the teachers choose which ones are their favorites. But if you want to hide a tool and test it before showing it to the teachers, that’s possible.
Tool lists
9 lists of tools are available. The site administrator can choose (image 8) which ones of these lists will be displayed in the block, and in which order.
Activities : divided in 3 categories (Exercises, Collaboration, Other)
Blocks : 3 categories (Monitor learners, Communicate with learners, Other)
Custom labels : Requires the plug-in “mod_customlabels”, by Valery Fremaux. 3 categories (Pedagogical elements, Structural elements, Other elements)
Enrolments : 2 categories (Users and groups, Enrolment methods)
Grades : 3 categories (Grade settings, Grade reports, “Outcomes, competencies, badges”)
Modules : Activities and Resources together. 4 categories (Resources, Exercises, Collaboration, Other). Of course, you’re not supposed to use “Modules” and “Activities” at the same time on the same site.
- 2.1Moodle 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
- 2.0Moodle 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3